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BAD GUYS HAVE ALL THE FUN UNTIL THE END: DENZEL WASHINGTON ON 'GLADIATOR II' ROLE

Bad guys have all the fun, says Denzel Washington, who turns antagonist for Ridley Scott's \"Gladiator II\" and took the conscious decision to not watch the first Russell Crowe starrer because he didn't want to be connected to it.

VIKRANT MASSEY REVEALS HE'S BEEN RECEIVING THREATS FOR 'THE SABARMATI REPORT'

Actor Vikrant Massey's next film is based on the real-life events of the burning of the Sabarmati Express in Godhra, Gujarat on February 27, 2002.

BEYONCÉ CHANNELS PAMELA ANDERSON IN 'BODYGUARD' MUSIC VIDEO

Pop icon Beyonce channeled Pamela Anderson in a surprise music video for the track 'Bodyguard' from her album Cowboy Carter, reported E! News.

SURIYA SAYS HE'S 'MANIFESTING' REUNITING ONSCREEN WITH WIFE JYOTIKA

Tamil cinema star Suriya says he hopes to reteam with wife and frequent collaborator Jyotika in a film soon but the couple isn't the one to go after directors for a script.

SHAH RUKH, PREITY ZINTA'S 'VEER ZAARA' MARKS 20TH ANNIVERSARY

Superstar Shah Rukh Khan, Preity Zinta, and Rani Mukerji starrer 'Veer Zaara' has created an everlasting impact on the minds of people because of the remarkable star cast, story and music.

'Thama' is a project of a lifetime for me: Ayushmann Khurrana

Bollywood star Ayushmann Khurrana is extremely excited to be a part of \"Thama,\" which will be made under the Maddock Films banner.

'GANGS OF WASSEYPUR' TEAM, SONU NIGAM, KAVITA SETH PAY RICH TRIBUTES TO SHARDA SINHA

Anurag Kashyap, Manoj Bajpayee, Richa Chadha, Huma Qureshi, and Sonu Nigam were among the prominent cinema personalities who condoled the death of popular folk singer Sharda Sinha, fondly called 'Bihar Kokila' by her fans.

TRIUMPHANT

And after surviving two assassination bids during his 2024 campaign, the 78-year-old remains unstoppable with American voters giving him a second term.

DECISIVE VICTORY IN A DEEPLY DIVIDED NATION

Donald Trump scored a decisive victory in a deeply divided nation.

Kamala - She inspired hope

More than a decade ago, a journalist called Kamala Harris \"female Obama.\" However, the daughter of Indian and Jamaican immigrants failed to match the achievement of first African-American president Barack Obama.

How Trump's 'new star' Musk stands to benefit from his presidency

Hours before it became official that Donald Trump had returned to the White House, his biggest supporter was already inside the Oval Office.

European Summit to assess Trump 2.0

Dozens of European leaders will be assessing a new global outlook on Thursday, during a one-day summit bound to centre on the dread of many and the joy of a few in the wake of the election of Donald Trump as the next US president that could have far-reaching consequences for the continent.

Trump victory: Israel's right-wing parties' leaders happy

While the final results of the American elections are yet to be revealed, the leaders of Israel's right-wing joint Knesset list \"Religious Zionism\" have made it clear that they expect a Donald Trump victory and are happy about it.

Airstrike kills Hezbollah Commander for rocket strikes on Metula

Hussain Abd Al-Haleem Harb, who commanded the terror group's Khiam region, directed and personally carried out numerous rocket attacks against Israeli communities in the Galilee, particularly Metula.

Chinese human rights lawyer released after 5-year sentence

Qin Yongpei is a renowned human rights lawyer and we believe his imprisonment was a retaliation against his peaceful and legitimate human rights work.

Power and water crisis sparks protests in Karachi, disrupts traffic on key roads

Despite filing numerous complaints with the Water Corporation about the power outage schedule, the protesters claimed that no meaningful action had been taken to resolve the water supply issues.

Expensive to maintain ex-presidents: Sri Lanka

However, President Anura Kumara Dissanayake, after he was elected, appointed a committee to report to the cabinet on the privileges.

Bangladesh's southeastern port city witnesses tension over comments on ISKCON

Witnesses said several people too were wounded as the army, paramilitary Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) and policemen used batons during the brief overnight clash while shops and businesses were shut at Hazarir Gali area where army troops were patrolling in their jeeps alongside police

North Korean troops clash with Ukrainian forces in Kursk

This follows Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirming the first combat engagement between North Korean troops and Ukrainian forces and he said that some 11,000 North Korean soldiers were already in Russia's Kursk region.

ISRAEL NETANYAHU FIRES DEFENCE MINISTER OVER 'LACK OF TRUST'

Times of Israel quoted a statement from the Prime Minister's Office which stated that Netanyahu informed Gallant that his tenure as the Defence Minister would end \"48 hours from the receipt of this letter.\"

High Court directs Punjab and Haryana to issue SOP on timely testing of forensic evidence in FSL

The Punjab and Haryana High Court in the case Kuldeep Singh Versus The State of Haryana observed and has issued the set of directions to the Government of Punjab and Haryana in order to ensure expeditious Forensic Science Laboratory, FSL reports of incriminatory evidence.

Supreme Court holds prior sanction mandatory to prosecute public servants for money laundering: Section 197 of CrPC

The Supreme Court in the case Directorate of Enforcement Etc. v. Bibhu Prasad Acharya Etc. Etc. observed and has held that section 197(1) of Code of Criminal Procedure, CrPC which provides that prior sanction from the government is required to prosecute public servants and judges for offences which are alleged while discharge of public duties, will apply to cases under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act.

Delhi High Court restrains Alpino Health Foods from publishing advertisements 'disparaging' oats

The Delhi High Court in the case Marico Limited v. Alpino Health Foods Private Limited observed and has restrained Alpino Health Foods Private Limited, which being a Bengaluru-based brand, from publishing or sharing its advertisements disparaging 'Oats' as a category of foods, either on social media or otherwise.

Supreme Court lays down steps to be followed by authorities before clearing encroachments for road-widening

The Supreme Court in the case In Re Manoj Tibrewal Akash observed and has expressed discontent over the 'high-handed' approach of the Uttar Pradesh Government in illegally demolishing houses, the court laid down the measures which needs to be followed by state authorities for clearing areas in road widening projects.

Punjab and Haryana High Court: Father not absolved from providing maintenance for child even if mother is working

The Punjab and Haryana High Court in the case X v Y observed that even if mother is working and is earning sufficiently, it would not automatically mean that the father is absolved of his responsibility in order to provide sustenance for his children.

RAHUL GANDHI CITIZENSHIP ROW: ALLAHABAD HIGH COURT PETITIONER APPEARS BEFORE DELHI HIGH COURT, CLAIMS CBI IS INVESTIGATING THE ISSUE

The Delhi High Court in the case Subramanian Swamy v. Union of India & Anr observed and has informed that investigation by Central Bureau of Investigation, CBI has been initiated over a Public Interest Litigation, PIL filed in the Allahabad High Court against the alleged British citizenship of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi.

RESILIENT TRUMP BECOMES THE 47TH PRESIDENT OF THE US

In the end, it was hardly a contest. Democratic party candidate, US Vice President Kamala Harris held on to the blue states but let Donald Trump sweep all the swing states, which sealed her fate and sunk the Democratic party, which not only lost the presidency, but also the Senate to the Republican Party.

PM-Vidyalaxmi: Yet another Modi ki guarantee for learners

The scheme will also provide for 3% interest subvention on loans up to Rs 10 lakh during moratorium period for those students having annual family income of Rs. 8.00 lakhs.

SCREAMS OF DARKNESS BENEATH LIGHT!

A terrifying scene of war, shadow of death all over, and everyone playing their own tune

Gold loses some glitter

Analysts foresee a possibility for gold prices to stabilise in the near term, as markets absorb the recent volatility surrounding the U.S. election.